Sentence examples for widespread indictment from inspiring English sources

But "the need for my older view of the humanities is, if anything, more urgent today," he added, referring to the widespread indictment of greed, irresponsibility and fraud that led to the financial meltdown.

Also, law professor Anthony T. Kronman argues that economic and social upheaval only highlights the need to re-examine moral issues.But "the need for my older view of the humanities is, if anything, more urgent today," he added, referring to the widespread indictment of greed, irresponsibility and fraud that led to the financial meltdown.

It is, of course, the acts themselves that are cruel, and Mr. Oplev is trying to dramatize the novel's indictment of widespread violence against women, and its examination about how one woman fights back.

But "The Invisible War," Kirby Dick's incendiary documentary about the epidemic of rape within the United States military, is a shocking and infuriating indictment of widespread sexual attacks on women.

Its section dealing with war booty may explain why many Bosnian soldiers, including mujahedeen, are accused in the indictment of widespread plundering of Bosnian Serb and Croat homes and farms.

Although the charges were limited to the company's work on the 11 stations, covered by four contracts with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, who announced the indictments, suggested widespread crime.

That indictment has caused widespread uncertainty within the firm, even as employees demonstrate their loyalty by joining in protests at Andersen offices around the country.

The grand jury decision not to hand down an indictment led to widespread protests and tension in the city in December.

At the core of the indictment is the widespread industry practice of spreading sotto voce warnings of the arrival of federal mine investigators so management can cover up potential violations.

"It is believed by the Hutaree that this engagement would then serve as a catalyst for a more widespread uprising against the government," the indictment said.

One official said investigators believed that the scheme may be far more widespread than the evidence in the indictment suggested, noting that documents uncovered in the course of the investigation suggested that the scheme may also have operated overseas.